• Help with TCadmin
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Hello and i did not know where to post this help thread so im posting it here if its wrong then please tell me where to post it anyway i own a dedicated server and have had tcadmin running fine for some time now without a problem but all of a sudden we have a problem and its like the html code is showing as the page [url]http://173.236.62.66/Templates/Default/login.aspx[/url] here is the page take a look for yourself please help me thanks in advance
I can't remember the name of the program but there's one out there used to make programs in like 50 different programming languages. Plug all that stuff into that page and "spell check" it for errors. I don't know if that will help but it's an idea. [editline]03:32PM[/editline] I'm pretty sure it's called [URL="http://www.pnotepad.org/"]programmer's notepad[/URL]. [editline]03:36PM[/editline] Ok I plugged it into programmer's notepad. It gives me warnings about all those % signs and @ signs. If you are able to directly edit that page, try deleting those signs and see what happens. (I haven't played with HTML for a couple years so I don't really remember much about it).
[QUOTE=GunfighterJ;24761528]I can't remember the name of the program but there's one out there used to make programs in like 50 different programming languages. Plug all that stuff into that page and "spell check" it for errors. I don't know if that will help but it's an idea. [editline]03:32PM[/editline] I'm pretty sure it's called [URL="http://www.pnotepad.org/"]programmer's notepad[/URL]. [editline]03:36PM[/editline] Ok I plugged it into programmer's notepad. It gives me warnings about all those % signs and @ signs. If you are able to directly edit that page, try deleting those signs and see what happens. (I haven't played with HTML for a couple years so I don't really remember much about it).[/QUOTE] ok will do
For the love of god, tell me you're running IIS. You need it to display ASPX pages.
[QUOTE=GunfighterJ;24761528]I can't remember the name of the program but there's one out there used to make programs in like 50 different programming languages. Plug all that stuff into that page and "spell check" it for errors. I don't know if that will help but it's an idea. [editline]03:32PM[/editline] I'm pretty sure it's called [URL="http://www.pnotepad.org/"]programmer's notepad[/URL]. [editline]03:36PM[/editline] Ok I plugged it into programmer's notepad. It gives me warnings about all those % signs and @ signs. If you are able to directly edit that page, try deleting those signs and see what happens. (I haven't played with HTML for a couple years so I don't really remember much about it).[/QUOTE] :geno: Those signs are part of the ASP.net syntax
[QUOTE=Agent766;24768146]For the love of god, tell me you're running IIS. You need it to display ASPX pages.[/QUOTE] i have no clue what u guys are on about please explain how to fix
[code]HTTP/1.1 200 OK => Date => Sun, 12 Sep 2010 10:12:46 GMT Server => Apache/2.2.14 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_autoindex_color PHP/5.3.1 mod_apreq2-20090110/2.7.1 mod_perl/2.0.4 Perl/v5.10.1 Last-Modified => Mon, 23 Aug 2010 09:53:45 GMT ETag => "e000000017ab3-1007-48e7a9fdac921" Accept-Ranges => bytes Content-Length => 4103 Connection => close Content-Type => text/plain[/code] mod_aspdotnet module is missing that's your problem. also Apache with asp? why not just IIS? Not sure if I push you into the right direction but: [url]http://httpd.apache.org/modules/#mod_aspdotnet[/url] I have never installed that module on Apache.
Isn't TCAdmin supposed to be run on IIS in the first place? Contact TCAdmin support.
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